Bio:

Born into a family of scholars as Reamus Clarkewalter, Ognog grew up an outcast among the noble children of the fair city of Dorthshold. His father, Alistair, was the advisor to the mayor there. He held this grand position of nobility for ten years. One fateful night, he got drunk one night and slept with an Orcish prostitute. A small time later, the butler brought in a child whom he named Reamus. Alistair hired a wet nurse, Belinda, to care for the infant, while Alistair attempted to cover up the scandal that occurred, leaving his life to crash all around him. Alistair was thrown into prison by the mayor because of all of the reputational troubles he had caused with the Orc woman, never to leave by his own free will from prison. Ognog, because of this, grew up only knowing his wet nurse, Belinda. The two lived off of the handouts of the public and the trickle of pay that Alistair’s ruined account could afford, learning the value of money, and appreciating a fair amount of silk when he received it. As he aged, the boy was forced to confront child after child about his racial features. As a result of this, his patience regarding racism is thinner than the parchment that incarcerates his father. During his aging process, Belinda revealed to him that she was a powerful sorceress in secret. She began to show him how she harnessed magics. He began to mimic her and soon learned of his own sorcerer’s bloodline, also attracting a raccoon named Bartelby. With this newfound power, raw and untamed, as Reamus matured into his adolescence, the half-orc swore to seek out the mayor and confront him, desiring to put an end to his father’s incarceration once and for all.

The Questions Three Seven:
What does Ognog Love? The Noble lifestyle, luxury, books, tobacco, tobacco pipes, charity
What does Ognog Hate? Abusers of power. Wastes of money.
1. What is your character doing with the party?
-Searching for his mother, seeking her out for wisdom on subterfuge

2. What does your character want to achieve more than anything else?Freeing his Father from prison and returning him to his place of power.
3. How far is your character willing to go to achieve his goal?
-Commit subterfuge, and go to prison himself.
4. What does your character fear more than anything else? (Not necessarily something tangible - it could simply be failure, for example)
-The chips of stone weighing on his shoulders
5. How far is your character willing to go to avoid his biggest fear?"
-He’s willing to cover up his tracks as best as possible.